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rospaya
10y ago
Excellent phone, but after a Z3C I'm missing the extra battery life.
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10y ago
Satellite imagery and seismographs would be more useful.
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rospaya
10y ago
So you don't use bookmarks or tabs?
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10y ago
> This reminds me that I'm a sysadmin primarily because there's no money in music journalim Ditto for me.
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10y ago
> Not understandable otherwise, as everything you post online is available for anyone to do with as they choose anyhow. Russia is a country that heavily censores the internet and opresses its own people. That's a good enough reason.
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10y ago
Except Apple nicked the UI from Creative Labs. https://www.cnet.com/news/apple-settles-with-creative-for-10...
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10y ago
> Remember Nokia. They produced mobile phones with excellent quality, extreme ruggedness, good battery life, and good voice quality. Their manufacturing was highly automated and their costs were low. They focused on their core business.
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10y ago
I won't use Lightsale precisely because it exists. While AWS is a great collection of services, it is needlesly complicated to use and at times very frustrating. Using it at work is fine since the span of services is so wide I can forg
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10y ago
They're counting on the city, state and national government to bail them out at some point. Not a literal money bailout, but a "save the citizens" campaign to build massive dykes, move buildings or invest in pumps.
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10y ago
> From Zagreb head to neighbor country Slovenia. The country is only inhabitated by about 4 Mio. people (one of them used to be the US First Lady Melania Trump). Stop by Slovenia’s plitvice lakes if you can. Croatia has 4,5 million peopl
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10y ago
To me it's equally funny how it's ok to group one side into wimpy liberal arts students (you forgot their MacBooks and lattes!) and the others into ex-pats. These days it's like superhuman to be able to look at an issue from
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10y ago
Do you want dozens of other sources to confirm it, if Freedom House isn't enough? It's obtuse to claim Cuba has political freedom.
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10y ago
> Bosnia/Kosovo/Croatia/Serbia. The wars are over for a long time, these aren't ceasfires.
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10y ago
Bioshock Infinite is one of the most acclaimed games in the last few years and only two from 2013 are rated better. It has a 94% Metacritic rating and was declared a 10/10 game by dozens of reviewers. No idea about profitability, but i
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10y ago
As if Windows or Linux don't have backup solutions?
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10y ago
Can anyone answer what DevOps actually is? Like in practice? Every single definition I saw is just buzzwords, and inconsistent at that.
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10y ago
It's always a difficult subject and I feel bad if I'm ever called a racist, but there's no rational way for me to think counter to the things I saw. I'm absolutely 100% sure I saw something many times. My friends did, my
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10y ago
Where did OP imply that? He said it's a cultural thing and that's something you're not born with. From my own experience and dealing with NGO's that are trying to turn the tide, I can witness the same.
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10y ago
> Hate to break it to you, but your virtual private server (VPS) is likely sharing a bare-metal server with other VPS. ;-) Likely? Isn't that the point of a VPS?
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10y ago
Outside of the US, content on Netflix varies from "bad" to "meh".
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10y ago
Not sure if Johnny Bravo and Cow and Chicken were good influences, but Dexter's Laboratory and Powerpuff Girls, while very visually busy, definitely did make an impact on me.
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10y ago
Low density remote developments or just typical suburbs cause higher pollution, higher service costs, segregation, hurt smaller businesses and have a negative impact on health. Modern urbanism is very opposed to urban sprawl because of thos
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10y ago
Tell that to my cheap phone made in China running an OS made by developers from around the world. My Turkish t-shirt, the Spanish tomatoes I ate this morning or the server I'm remotely setting up on the other side of the planet, so my
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10y ago
> To me it seems that Switzerland is the only country where its population can be trusted with plebiscitary measures, referendums and other forms of rather direct democracy. Is it? At one point they blocked one type of a building from b
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10y ago
I agree that Nokia was too slow to compete, but they had massive advantages over both Apple and Google and with good guidance could've survived successfully. Even years after the iPhone came out, Nokia outsold Apple, had a bigger R&
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10y ago
Buzzfeed has a lot of excellent reporting and long form articles. I'm surprised that they're shamed on HN of all places, when they've found a great business model where they take money from clickbait to finance good journalis
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10y ago
Gawker is crap, but it's awful seeing vengeful billionaires throwing money to suppress journalists.
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10y ago
In some European countries voicemail just never caught up. Personally, I don't know anyone who used it more than just a few times to try it out.
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11y ago
Are you referring to the FBI decrypting situation? If so, I very much doubt that decrypting phones is even remotely important as billions in taxes.
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11y ago
> I disagree that it was simply an economic choice, and I think anyone who worked in the ARM embedded industry around that time would also disagree. I agree. Anyone watching the PDA/smartphone market at the time could see that somet
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